Oracle mitigates downtime challenges with MAA

The company added that when company’s database applications are down, business can grid to halt; “Things go from bad to worse if your data is lost in the process”. “And a database that can’t process your transactions fast enough can be almost as bad as an outage. These scenarios increase your costs while you lose […]

The company added that when company’s database applications are down, business can grid to halt; “Things go from bad to worse if your data is lost in the process”.
“And a database that can’t process your transactions fast enough can be almost as bad as an outage. These scenarios increase your costs while you lose revenue and damage confidence in your business,” a statement from Oracle Corporation read.
Thus, with Maximum Availability Architecture (MAA), Oracle said organizations can minimize the cost and risk associated with downtime.
Oracle, a Company given to engineering hardware and software to work together in the cloud and in data centers, said that MAA best practices extend beyond Oracle Database to span a broad range of products, including Oracle Exadata and Oracle Database Appliance.
It offered organizations opportunity to start with the MAA Online Assessment to evaluate their level of exposure and learn how Oracle can help you to protect systems from planned and unplanned downtime; achieve the highest quality of service at the lowest cost, eliminate idle redundancy in the data center and increase performance and higher return-on-investment (ROI).